O P E N A N D
C L O T H E D
FOR THE PASSIONATE
CLOTHES LOVER
Review from Threads,
October/November 2000
Article from The East Bay Express, May 1999
East Bay Monthly Interview, October 1999
Andrea Speaks Out on Fashion
Women In Aikido, Andrea's first book
Press Release, printable format
Andrea Siegel On Formal Wear:
"When you're not accustomed to wearing
more-formal clothes, you lose the ability to be comfortable in an elegant situation,"
she said. "And in that sense, there is a loss."
- The
Dallas Morning News, August 22, 1999
Andrea Siegel On Hats:
...Above all, a hat should
fit. Men's hats come in different sizes but for women "it's a
one-size-fits-all-world," says fashion author Andrea Siegel in her new book Open and Clothed. "And that size is for someone with a
teeny-weeny pinhead." She'd like to see hats in small, medium, large and extra-large
sizes.
- East Bay
Monthly, April 1998
Andrea Siegel On Handbags:
Siegel warns against
buying a bag that's too small in a misguided effort to carry less. Absolutely ruthless
self-honesty is critical in choosing a suitable purse size, she writes. "Like buying
clothes for 'when I lose five pounds,' buying a purse for a person who carries less stuff
(not you) is a complete waste of money."
Siegel suggests you evaluate the
possibilities: "Handbag, backpack, or forklift?"
- Joyce Freedman, East Bay
Monthly, April 1999
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